…in logistics, recycling, and remanufacturing. Crucially, reuse-based businesses form part of the foundational economy – creating locally rooted, labour-intensive jobs that keep economic value circulating within Welsh communities, rather than…
From Erasmus to Taith and back again: why a return to Erasmus+ can’t mean the end of Taith
…engaging with international exchange in the past, and the regular review and development of the programme in response to feedback. As a result, there has been a huge level of…
Climate change: a healthy ageing problem
…access vital services and reducing individual reliance on increasingly expensive fossil fuels (as well as playing a role in hitting net zero targets). Despite this, Age Cymru regularly receives feedback…
Forgotten Fishguard?
…Head with its lighthouse. Two tidal flows meet at Strumble Head, generating wonderful feeding opportunities for a wide variety of sea life, making this a popular location for spotting wildlife:…
Defend our food. Secure our future.
…projects that benefit just a handful of people, usually the better off. We have to start planning how to feed people – everybody – during sudden food crises and longer-term,…
Turning the Tide: Building a Wales Where Everyone Thrives
…Populism has grown in Wales, as it has around the world, feeding on fear and frustration. It offers easy answers to complex problems but often leads to division. Instead of…
Review: Celebrations at the Funeral of Capitalism by Gareth Clark
…now to change the way we live?” Dessert: “when does the future begin?” and “how would you like to end this evening?” (That’s it for feeding our minds; there’s also…
Cenhadaeth Cymru: Mission Wales Governing with purpose – achieving progress
…root solutions in lived experience and support the strengthening of our democratic health. Finance and budget decisions should be made on the basis of progress against missions, including feeding into…
Inclusive Innovation for Wales
…from higher investment and innovation. In contrast, the periphery relies heavily on the foundational economy such as healthcare, education, housing, transportation, and utilities. These services are typically non-tradeable, meaning they…